Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18

Paul; NJ r. Lane, Philadelphia; Ferd r. French,
lSSss5on Ssa joyce Washington; !, MnlnS
Hugh Duney, Cortland, n. =: q. II. Burrows, Gin.
cinnati; A. n. Parry. Anesbury, Mass. secretary
Executive Committee-Henry {. McLear, Whining
ton, Del; c: .. Mrestone. Columbus. Ohio; Milo
N. sechler; Cincinnati; +. A. Baecock Amesbury,
Mass, and ". w. Ogden. Newark. Nj. Commit
sss sss SR New sa4e 1n M nGssn
Rufus NJ. Stivers, New YORK; tnerson, Cin-
einnasi; Cna9ncey Thomas gci ssShn D. Crib
MEMBERS PRBsENHts.y
The following members had registered this
morning: Henry c. McLear, Wilmington. Del; /;
Geo. W. Joyce, Washington, D. c.; Milo D. Tuttie,
New Haven; Geo. W. "; Houghton, New York; G.
B. Damn, New Haven; 3. =. Moore, New York; c.
mazoo, Mich; r. G. Morse, syracuse, \. Y: Clem
studebaker, south Bend, Ind; c. D. Firestone,
John Il. Faunce, Phiiadelphia; Geo. norwood.
JOIN G ariebon, IS ef New M York; ysss sarls, hn fna
scooie, New York; 3: A Motel syHslse: WHI il.
Ramsey. Helena, Ark; LoNEt&Non. Cincin-
noa naj DSnad Ns% H.ssc I McKnnS ". H bos a.
delphia; Edward Il. Daksy kaaaAa, n. Y;
E w. Grant Milwaukee; & Hegernan, New
5ss pendergass as .saeh Ns3 Haven: fHe' Thomas
Youngstown, Ohio; Thos Boucker, Bridgeport
Conn; Conn; w; 3; Cnampney Cleveland, Ohio; Jas J.
w. Wilder. syracuse; Geo. +. Swain, VIM. b. Long,
Arthur Bittong and &. II. E Redding OF New YORK;
Geo o. a. Haisey. 0 joy. Henry % p. Jones snd and
Franklin Murphy, OF Newark: B. A. Treat, Wal
lingford, Conn; G. E Morrill,, Chicago; W. w.
Heengist, W. l. Delooef, c. A. Collins, B. +. sny-
Der, Jared Maris l. Dooson, c: Myers and H: C..
Johnston, Of the stan Of The Osrr'qge Monthly,
New York; VIM. W. Sechler and VIM. Pralchett, OF
Beaver Falls, Pa; NJ. b. Church, Grand Rapids,
doef Loas o. Tnos ssehIsT csneiana N ~ JAY asf
seymour, New York; Theo. I. Anderson, New
York; II. N. Pollock, CINCINNATI; c. T. Pratt and
New York; Z. A. Daniels, Dayton OHIO; Jas. II.
Goyne, Chicago; I. J. MeMnrray, Marion, Ohio;
W. Il: Smith, Syracuse; II. W. Riddle, Ravenna;
Mcstivef NEW New YoTs; % Geo. Redeld, Boston; o u. f.
4. Jones' Carthage. n: c.; D: Wilcox, ii. c. kiker
smith, @ MeKeespor P aSn q ToSGey SSa Canal Dover
Onio; q. II. Burrows Cincinnati; j. b. Hicks, New
York; H. r Parrott and F. W. Parrott, Bridge
II. Babcock, Watertown, n. Y; Il. c. Demey, Pitt
ley, syracuse; v. Nv 4. Sethsrhoid, Reading: Pa: :
Alan Arthur, Boston; r. q. Patten, Merrimac,
Mass. c. 3. Short, Syracuse; D. s. Kimbail, King
ston, n. H.; Jno. II. Clark, AInesbury, Mass |;
and W. W. Smart, Amesbury, Mass; F. B. Jui.
kins. Merrfmac. Mass; Jerome b. Gray, West
Chester, Pa. -
THE PROGRAM.
The convention VIII assemble tomorrow at 10
a. m. The program Is as follows: Election Of
on1cers; report OF committee on technical educa-
tion; report OF the treasurer OF the school fund:
report OF the committee on timber supply; report
OF the committee On the census OF the carriage and
accessory trades; discussion OF reports. The
program for Thursday comprises the report OF
committee on prizes; further discussion OF reports;
unfinished business and selection Of place for the
next annual meeting. The annual banquet Will
be held In Wtllard's Hotel Thursday evening at =
O'Clock.
The arrangements for the convention are most
complete, ana include daily stenographic report
OF the proceedings issued in the form OF a daily
edition OF the Cuyrid0e Moathy, enclosed In a
autographed cover OF handsome design, including
views OF the soldiers Home grounds, the Capitol
Statue In Lincoln Park. A stan OF twelve writers
and sfaDopranherS are engaged ON tne work